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✅ SOLVED brass gear to what?
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A couple of the pieces on the shaft look like they have cam lobes. It this true?
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It's the magneto gear for an old crank telephone. Tony
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Tony in SC ...thank you sir...I would guess this family probably had the first telephone in this general area, so that would fit very well. if you are sure & I am not doubting you then I will give it to the land owner as his farm has a lot of items of historical intrest & he may want to display it.
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Tony in SC is exactly right....did a google search & it popped right up! Again thank you Tony in SC.
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